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MiniRetro review

Freemium#24 of 31 in Retrospective Software

A focused retro board with real-time collaboration, anonymous input, and action tracking.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MiniRetro is a web-based retrospective tool for agile teams that want a focused way to run live feedback sessions. Organizers create retrospectives, invite participants through a shared link or room code, collect input with sticky notes, and guide the group toward priorities and action items. Participants can join without accounts, while organizers manage sessions through an account. The product is positioned for small teams that need core retrospective workflows without a broad project-management system.

The free plan covers the main collaboration loop: unlimited retrospectives, real-time collaboration, anonymous participant mode, voting on notes, and merging duplicate notes. Pro costs $15 per month and adds unlimited participants, unlimited retro history, customizable columns, PDF and text exports, private mode, and an action-items worklist. The published plans show monthly pricing, and Pro's listed price is not stated on a per-user or per-seat basis. This makes the free tier suitable for teams that can work within its core board features, while Pro is aimed at teams needing more control, history, exports, and follow-through.

MiniRetro's narrow focus is its main strength and its main boundary. It combines live participation, anonymous feedback, voting, and action tracking in one browser-based workflow, with no participant account requirement. Teams looking for a straightforward retro board should find the feature set well aligned with that use case. Teams that need custom templates or analytics will need to wait for those capabilities, which are marked as coming soon. Organizations seeking broader platform coverage, or a product beyond retrospective sessions, should consider an alternative with a wider scope.

MiniRetro pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Real-time sticky notes with anonymous participation
    • Voting, duplicate-note merging, and action-item tracking
    • Shared-link and room-code participation without participant accounts
  • Where it doesn't
    • PDF and text exports require the Pro plan
    • Customizable columns and private mode require Pro
    • Web-only delivery; custom templates and analytics are coming soon

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